Web 2.0 for Legal Researchers
We're giving a presentation this week on just a few of the Web 2.0 applications that are useful for legal researchers. You can find a copy of our presentation here: Download Web20LegalResearch.ppt
University of San Francisco
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Categories
- Alumna / Alumnus Publications
- Blawgs, Blogs & Podcasts
- California Legal Research
- Faculty Publications
- Global Legal Research
- Harriet Miers Nomination
- Hidden Research Gems
- John Roberts Nomination
- Legal Education News
- Legal News
- Legal Publishing News & Trends
- Legal Scholarship
- Legal Technology
- Lexis/Westlaw Announcements
- Library Announcements
- New on Lexis/Westlaw
- New Online at Zief
- New Zief Bobbleheads
- New Zief Books & Journals
- New Zief Films
- Picturing Justice - New Articles
- Primary Sources
- Research Tips
- Samuel Alito Nomination
- Search Engines
- Studying Law
- Surfing the Web
- Surviving First Year
- Teaching Law & Research
- Tech Tips
- U.S. Legal Research
Recent Posts
- Exciting New Features on HeinOnline
- Oops...We Missed a Law!
- Take me out to a lawsuit, take me out to a tort...
- Legal Blogs: Inspiration for Finding Law Review Topics
- Summer Reading - Preparing for Law School (2008)
- Z-Flyer Available For Your Enjoyment
- Is Google Changing Our Brain Wiring?
- Indispensable Practice Guide
- Oral Argument Audio Files
- Gossipy Law Blogs and Biglaw
Feeds We Read
- Above
- AbsTracked
- BeSpacific
- California Appellate Report
- Center for Engaged Learning in the Law (CELL) Blog
- Concurring Opinions
- Gleeson Gleanings
- Heafey Headnotes
- How Appealing
- Inter Alia
- Law Librarian Blog
- Law School Innovation
- Legalwriting.net
- LLRX.com
- Ms. JD
- One takes two . . .
- Otherwise Occupied
- Out of the Jungle
- PrawfsBlawg
- ResourceShelf
- Robert Ambrogi's LawSites
- Ross-Blakley Law Library Blog
- SCOTUSblog
- Slaw
- The Bloggy Notion: News of the Hastings Law Library
- The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
- The Common Scold
- The Shark
- Traditional Notions
- TVC Alert
- UN Pulse
- WSJ Law Blog
Thank you for sharing! I have been doing similar presentations lately. The most recent was on wikis in law firms for a wiki interest group. I have it posted on Slideshare:
http://www.slideshare.net/conniecrosby/do-wikis-belong-in-law-firms
Cheers,
Connie
Posted by: Connie Crosby | February 14, 2008 at 04:40 PM